The Soccer Affiliation will contact Crystal Palace participant Marc Guehi to remind him non secular messaging is banned from gear after a Christian message was added to his captain’s armband, Sky Information understands.

“I like Jesus” was written on Guehi’s Premier League-issued LGBTQ+ marketing campaign rainbow armband throughout a match on the weekend.

The legal guidelines of soccer prohibit any non secular messaging showing on jerseys.

However the formal reminder would keep away from the necessity for disciplinary motion from the FA.

It’s understood Palace can even be contacted to remind them of the laws.

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Morsy solely captain to not put on armband

The armbands have been issued to captains by the Premier League as a part of the Rainbow Laces marketing campaign with the LGBTQ+ rights charity Stonewall.

They’re as a consequence of be worn once more throughout midweek matches – with Palace taking part in Ipswich City.

However final weekend, Ipswich’s Sam Morsy was the one captain to not put on the armband as a consequence of his non secular beliefs as a practising Muslim.

The league has not made it obligatory for captains to put on the armband – as a substitute permitting particular person gamers to make their very own alternative.